# Technical Document Extraction: Control Effect Analysis ## Panel a ### Axes - **X-axis**: "Layer of projected activation" (ranges from 1 to 32) - **Y-axis**: "Control Effect (d)" (ranges from 0.0 to 3.0) ### Legend - **Target Layers**: - Layer 1: Dark blue - Layer 8: Purple - Layer 16: Red - Layer 24: Orange - Layer 32: Yellow ### Key Trends - All lines converge toward layer 32, with variability shaded in gray. - Layer 1 (dark blue) shows the lowest control effect, peaking at ~1.0 before declining. - Layer 8 (purple) exhibits moderate growth, peaking near 2.0. - Layer 16 (red) and 24 (orange) show steeper increases, reaching ~2.5 and ~2.75, respectively. - Layer 32 (yellow) demonstrates the highest control effect, peaking at ~2.5 before a sharp decline. ## Panel b ### Axes - **X-axis**: "Layer of projected activation" (ranges from 1 to 32) - **Y-axis**: "Control Effect (d)" (ranges from -0.2 to 1.2) ### Legend - **Target Layers**: - Layer 1: Dark blue - Layer 8: Purple - Layer 16: Red - Layer 24: Orange - Layer 32: Yellow ### Key Trends - Lines start near 0.0 at layer 1, with variability shaded in gray. - Layer 1 (dark blue) remains near 0.0 until layer 16, then drops sharply to -0.2. - Layer 8 (purple) and 16 (red) show gradual increases, peaking near 0.8 and 1.0, respectively. - Layer 24 (orange) and 32 (yellow) exhibit the highest control effects, peaking at ~1.1 and ~1.2 before steep declines. ### Cross-Reference Validation - **Legend Colors**: Confirmed alignment with line colors in both panels. - **Axis Labels**: Consistent across panels for "Layer of projected activation" and "Control Effect (d)". - **Shaded Regions**: Represent variability/confidence intervals in both panels.